VIRGINIA POLITICS

Reid the Room! The Republican Split on John Reid

by Goad Gatsby | QUEER RVA, VIRGINIA POLITICS

What a difference a week makes! On Tuesday morning April 22, Youngkin aide Matthew Moran wrote on X, the everything app, about the Virginia Republican Party fielding the most diverse ticket in their history. Moran was referring to Winsome Sears, Jason...

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Virginia Voters, Legislators Split on Redistricting Amendment

No one in Virginia likes gerrymandering, but there's a significant difference of opinion in how to fix it. The amendment Virginians vote on tomorrow offers one plan, but some progressive voices in the Commonwealth feel it's not the best move. Before Kelly Herring...

Are You Ready For The In-Car Cellphone Ban?

As of January 1, 2021, Virginia law will prohibit driving while holding a cellphone. But what does that really mean for the Commonwealth's drivers? How will this law affect you? RVA Mag breaks it down. A law prohibiting handheld cellphone use while driving a motor...

Rassawek: An Ancient Nation Continues To Fight An Uphill Battle

The historic capital of the Monacan Indian Nation, located less than an hour from Richmond, was added to a list of America's Most Endangered Historic Places earlier this year. The Monacan Nation has been fighting to save it for years, and their fight is not over....

Civil Rights Trail Adds 12 New Sites With Focus On Education Struggle

Virginia’s Crossroads Civil Rights in Education Heritage Trail recently added 12 new sites, including Twin Lakes State Park in Prince Edward County. The half-mile road leading to a park in Prince Edward County was packed with cars parked on one side and a park ranger...

Projecting A Clear Message

In Chesterfield County, one couple with strong feelings about the current political climate have begun to express themselves through signs and projections on the front of their house. A Chesterfield man named Tim Barry -- no, not that one -- has turned his home into a...

The Crisis of Eviction and Gentrification: An Interview With Allan-Charles Chipman

For Richmond City Council candidate Allan-Charles Chipman, preserving local communitites by keeping longtime Richmonders in their homes is at the heart of the issues facing the city in 2020. Allan-Charles Chipman is a candidate running for city council in the 6th...

Turning The Tide For Southside

BLK RVA founder Amy Wentz hopes to challenge Reva Trammell's multi-decade hold on Richmond's 8th District and bring a new energy to Southside Richmond. Richmond City Councilwoman Reva Trammell has been in office for a very long time -- having presided over Richmond’s...

Can’t Get To The Registrar’s Office? New Shuttle Bus Takes Richmonders To Vote

To assist people in getting to the new registrar’s office, GRTC is supplying shuttle buses to provide transportation to those who need to change their registration or vote early in-person. GRTC is now offering free shuttle buses to the City of Richmond’s new...

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